Vimto

I recently (last week Tuesday) had my Citizenship interview in Atlanta at 7.40am, it took no more than 15 mins, the officer was very friendly and sympathetic, he 'wanted' me to pass based on the easy questions. When the interview was over he told me I had passed and simply asked if I wanted to take the Oath the same day as there was one at 11.30 the same day. When I returned to the office there were a crowd many of whom I had seen previously in the waiting room when I had waited for my initial interview, it turned out we had all had early morning interviews that same day. Based on this I presumed that an early morning interview was a sign that the ceremony was going to be the same day. The Atlanta office opens at 6.30am and the people i was sitting next to had theirs at 7.00 to 9.00.
BTW I only applied on 15th November 2022 so the turnaround for me was less than 90 days despite the website saying to expect 9 months

Notaclue1

Alright folks, the big day is next week.

Should I be bringing tax returns, USCIS forms that they probably lost, and everything else or should it be more of a formality?

RICH

What are you talking about? If this is about the citizenship interview., you do not need any further documentation unless they ask you.. Do you now the name of the Governor of your State?

Notaclue1

Yes, it is. The last thing I want is to show up and get a RFE and delay it even further. I've been practicing the test!

RICH

Good for you. Yes it is more or less a formality..

Notaclue1

In an out in under 15 minutes. Oath in three weeks.

Mez12

Congratulations, had mine today and it went the same. Really laid back.

They offered me same day oath and I accepted.

Good luck with your oath ceremony.

Notaclue1

Naturalized today. Nine months start to finish. Thanks to everyone for their help over the years.

S Folinsky

Congratulations.

I am of the belief that you should register to vote to maintain your right to bitch.